This Counts as a Microaggression: "America is the Land of Opportunity"
So does "WTF ever happened to the University of California system?"
So does "WTF ever happened to the University of California system?"
This week in weirdly futuristic sex: virtual reality porn out, sex robots in
The future clearly belongs to socially liberal, fiscally conservative candidates. Which means Dems and Reps have some growing up to do.
The ruling absolves a woman arrested for intoxication on the front steps of her own home.
An elected official is trying to protect you from unsavory hucksters peddling empty illusions to profit from your gullibility. Maybe it takes one to know one.
A stinging critique of the shabby science that supports federal recommendations
Texas regulations intended to improve the legal climate for home cooks invoked.
Legislators seek to preemptively ban Palcohol citing concerns over underage abuse.
[*] Not all students, of course, but this Huffington Post author who admonishes Jerry Seinfeld.
"The cop with the girl under his knees does not see her as himself, which she is."
The police "said that this is a common thing," stated the Facebook post gone viral. And yet...
Controversial "hate speech" prosecution in Montana begs the question.
Questions over how burdensome new regulations would be for small soap makers.
Political correctness is dying. The university must now embrace unfettered intellectual debate and dialogue as the way forward.
...because that would encourage underage drinking, obviously.
Well, this is terrifying.
and is the hero of the segment, which skewers hysterical fears about our children, who are safer than ever.
Of course, the proposed change only affects his competition...
Far from being the anti-porn props filmmakers want them to be, the stars of Hot Girls Wanted exhibit a complex, nuanced relationship with their work.
This is the latest example of how social media empowers the audience, not the "star."
"We've got too many laws," says the libertarian firebrand.
True Detective star calls Edward Snowden "a hero," the drug war "fucking ridiculous," and denounces gun free school zones.
The co-host of The Five and former host of Red Eye debuts his take on news and media.
So long bulk collections under Section 215 of the Patriot Act, which courts say are unauthorized and the FBI says are ineffective.
He was not only an undistinguished leader but a exemplary Republican during the Bush years, when the small-government party lost its way.
A partially happy ending to this "happy ending" story. But some could still be deported.
"It will have the same rules that many churches observe" except adultery is OK.
Invasion of privacy charges could lead to juvenile lockup or state prison for Cape May teens.
"It will have the same rules that many churches observe" except adultery is OK.
Some crisis pregnancy centers are shady. But the point should be making them be honest about what they are, not trying to turn them into something they're not.
Texas' Flower Mound HS opens news fronts on the war on students and on photography.
"Reformocons" reject technocratic, top-down government solutions to pressing policy issues. What could be wrong with that? Well, for starters...
Republicans and Democrats, conservatives and liberals want to keep the world tightly sorted into two categories that describe fewer and fewer Americans.
Plaintiffs coerced into prostitution as teens alleged that Backpage was complicit in their trafficking.
He is a barely repressed reminder of a dark, gothic past that haunts Hillary Clinton and just won't stay buried.
Advocates and critics debate the merits of a more populist approach to right-of-center politics.
The former Indiana governor and current president of Purdue University gets real about making the public sector cheaper - and better.
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